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I have some favorites
>>463437cool
Post color palettes.
>>461255DB908A, DEA8A6, E29893, F3AEA7, F8CAB2, F7E3A4, FAF685, F8ED6B, E8EF61, D8FBA7, D7FEC7, CFFED2, C8F6D2, C1E9E0, ABDBE9, 9FC2E8, A4C4F4, A4ABEF, 9994D4 and BBBCF2.
https://monokai.pro
https://catppuccin.com
>>460530>>460531Depends on the project doesn't it?
>>460530not quite a palette but I made my own color wheeldo you think the names fit well?
Redesign it
That'll be $500,000 please.
>>461845>glad they reverted the logo and fired the faggot moronExcept it was a Jewish lesbian yankee who hates whites. She was too aggressive in her demoralization. They can flood America with garbage and siphon the vapors of the middle class, but touch the roadside biscuit chain's decor ohnonono
>>462083Me pa drowned in da syrup holly
>>463243based >>462313do you think the waffle house logo designer thinking of the customer base or was the result life imitating art?
>>461724
Should I learn Photoshop or Illustrator first?I know both are practically essential, but which is better to learn first?
I heard that the recent Photoshop versions push their subscript AI shit and that CAF got worse as a result (to push you to buy credits for their AI fill-in replacement), is that true? Should I grab 2023 or around there?
>>463485well good for you
>>462356As someone who uses Linux and just can't get Affinity and PS CS6 to work over wine... Just couldn't get into GIMPI've been using Photopea for image editing, Krita is ASS at text. And I haven't found a good alternative to AI yet, I used to use CorelDRAW on some places I've worked at but it doesn't work on Linux either. Been sticking to Inkscape but it isn't really as powerful as AI or even Corel
>>459697it does kinda depend, a lot of people’s workflow from logo design is sketching freehand on paper and inking vector in Illustrator so it’s scalable if you’re talking about drawing in the sense of wordmarks and t shirts and stuff
>>459488Anyone with a good trustworthy crack of illustrator?
Hello, anons of /gd/.What is the general opinion, and your personal thoughts, regarding this particular program?It it easy to learn it?
>>463635I've made similar inquiries elsewhere ( >>>/ic/7874933 ), but perhaps it would have been better to have come here instead.
>>463635The next Adobe in the making.
>>463637Well that's a good sign, I think.
>>463635Good for basic stuff non design jobs like it for in house design for ease of use
What's this effect called?
>>463652Dithering
>>463654Thanks! :)
that site i posted (necrosociety.com) - the collective has an EP dropping feb 14. their visual rollouts always match the site energy. everything they do looks like it was made by dangerous people
I want to make cool geometry shapes, where do I start
>>460805>>462504geometric doodling in qcad community edition
>>460805Learn adobe illustrator. Esp rotate, transform, pathfinder (lesrn what every button here does)Learn some math especially basic geometry, ratios. Replicate the five youve posted here. Dont do them free hand, do them pixel perfect. Row 2, column 1 will be easiest to start with. Create circleDuplicate it, put second circle straight underSelect both of themRotate 60 degrees and make a copyComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
thanks for all the recs
>>463057illustrator is really a shit program for anything that approaches actual 'drafting' which is the level youre aiming for to really get geometry.honestly, may as well go get a compass and a straight edge
>>460805Gimp
https://www.flickr.com/explore/interesting/7dayshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Randomhttps://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Special:Random
>>463596
I deleted the previous one because of a microscopic error lol
What is the catch? And how does it stand against GIMP?
>>463277True, only upside of Affinity is that you get 3in1 for free. Photoshop is still better than Affinity Photo.
>>462754who is 'they' in this scenario?
The only catch with Affinity (as of current v3 release under Canva) is that it require a Canva account as formality when you first install it, it won't ask login again. If you're paranoid enough with muh data, you can opt out on setting, or even firewall block Affinity installation folder.Feature wise, Affinity can totally replace Ps, Ai, and Id workflow; except Ps animation and some specific non-destructive editing. It's funny that companies willingly getting squeezed by Adobe subscription knowing that Affinity could handle the project for free now, with less performance bloat.t. user since v1, and finally accepted that Canva's v3 actually an improvement over Serif's v2
>>462577Why is gimp so terrible and no good a alternative has popped up that is free open source and works on Linux? You’d think with something like blender there would be something as good but for graphic design.Does Krita count?Is gimp controlled opposition to be a bad software so people give up and go for the paid for ones or at least go for affinity now?How well does the affinity suite run on winboat?
>>463630have you tried krita? not the same as pohotoshop and originally intended as drawing software, but it does many things better than gimp does. might be enough for your needs. you should give it a try.
Best FICTIONAL sports team logos?
>>459915Have you seen The Last Boy Scout? The logo helmet for fictional NFL team the Stallions opens the movie and perfectly foreshadows a black all-star receiver opening gunfire against white defensive chads in a hyperbolic floodlight downpour lensed by Tony Scott, and then the receiver suicides after muttering "Ain't life a bitch?" In the original screenplay, he suicides by saying "I'm going to Disneyland" but imho that line would be fantasy overkill compiled with the Stallions high test minimalist animal logo. Aesthetic is why Last Boy Scout btfo Any Given Sunday's similar fictional pro leagues setting and attitude
>>459880Bad News Bears Mutant League Football Not exactly sports team but I really like the hero's custom baby dragon skateboard logo at the stoopid end of that 80s movie Gleaming the Cube
>>459918didn't sam hyde try to sell these lmao
>>460136god if only these were drugs
>>460020underrated
who the hell designed the 4chan banners, they are so simple yet so funshare some of your favorites
>>462559why were so many banners deleted?
>>462620moot had said he wanted to clean them up, but it's been like 13 years since he said it, so I don't remember much. I think he said something about thinking some of them look like "4chan next to anime girl with nothing else happening" and that he wanted to clean those ones up.
>>462621>I think he said something about thinking some of them look like "4chan next to anime girl with nothing else happening" and that he wanted to clean those ones up.what a shame, this is what made those banners so good.
>>459442>>459509It's very similar to this old flashhttps://4chan.org/flash?file=drama.swfbut IDK the origins
>>455306plz
I feel like I’ve wasted 15 years of my life, and my career has led me nowhere. At 35, I should be at my peak in terms of earnings and health, yet I’m a nobody. I keep ending up in shitty companies where I’m expected to do everything while getting paid less than gate keeper. For the past 10 years, I’ve designed websites, logos, mobile apps, print materials, books, t-shirt prints, labels, packaging, product photography, social media content, 3D designs, modeling, animation, and simulations. If I had focused on one thing from the start, I’d be an expert in a specific field by now and making decent money. Unfortunately, the harsh truth is this: if you are able to do anything that means you are good at nothing. When there are job listings for simple graphic work, they don’t want someone with 5+ years of experience. If they do want someone with 5 years of experience, they expect an expert in one particular niche. Today, no one even wants to spit in my direction. No one is looking for a 35-year-old guy who has done everything (but nothing specific) because they have 100 young, dynamic grads fresh out of college to choose from. The competition in the big city is just too strong. For the past 5 years, I’ve been working from home part-time, and somehow manage to pay the rent. The MS diagnosis broke me. Depression, no friends, far from family, always making excuses. If it weren’t for my wife earning well and help from my in-laws, I’d have nothing. It feels like everyone around me is doing fine, earning well, and building great careers - except me. I’m feeling down, I’m sick of this fucking city and its weather. I just needed to get this off my chest.
>>459830>The MS diagnosis broke meWish you the best man. RIP my gamer bro ScoobsSo what are you good at and would actually want to focus on to get better at in the future? Why? Forget money and know your role now and what you're striving for in 1 year, 5. Anyways post hand I want to see something...
same fucking situation. Had a good run. Made almost 10.000 dollars per month as a 3D artist. Now i cant find any fucking position. Doing high-end and web programming for fucking 2000 per month and not that works now.
>>462831lol loser get a real job
OP update: I was looking for a job over 4 months. Found something kind of related to my skills. Office looks like shit, medium money, flexible hours, boss with ADHD, doing social media, product photography and bunch of shit not related to my experience but at least I am able to pay the bills. Not good not bad.
>>463610Sounds great since photography is dead too. Wish I could get a job that isn't Uber which I can't do because I can't afford a car.
What is a good color
>>463451shut the fuck up
>>463454
>>448260I like this one, though the name is kind of dumb.
>use colour picker>pick white>use fill with colour tool>fill with whiteHow do "white is not a colour" people respond without sounding mad?
>>463613*botanically* there is no such thing as a vegetable and tomatos are fruit.>doesn't mean you shouldn't ever call a tomato a vegetable in *culinary* settings... even though the outer covering of a tree is called "bark", it can also refer to the noise a dog makes. words are (ambiguous) pointers through context, not the phenomena they refer to.*physically* white is not a color because every color can be created by using a single (pure) frequency of light; color is a measure for *absence of some of the usual "white" (sun light) frequencies*. >doesn't mean you shouldn't ever call your titanium white oil paint a color in *artistic* settings...people who cannot accept the functional everyday categorization of a *tomato as a vegetable* are obviously equally retarded as those who cannot accept the functional categorization of *white as a color*. in both cases they are posturing by blindly repeating words of an "authority".>how could I touch your dog when *physically* atoms are 99,99% empty space and there was no matter in contact reeeeeeeeeeeeeethis whole debate is fucking retarded. fighting against an arbitraty categorization by insisting on another is stupid. but please also accept that your ignorance of how physics works still doesn't make white a color either -.-
Post and discuss /gd/ you created related to Christianity.
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There's an entire sub- genre of art based on the concept of Warner Sallman's iconic "Christ Our Pilot" painting showing Jesus guiding a young helmsman through a storm at sea...the idea being to illustrate that He is always with us, and it's a comforting one indeed. That spawned similar art depicting people engaged in other dangerous/ difficult work with Jesus watching over them.It has however been taken to some pretty questionable extremes in an attempt to expand niche merchandising opportunities like picrel.There was also someone pre-internet who did a series of high quality pen and ink drawings protesting that "Jesus is everywhere involved in everything" art trend, where the "workers" being watched over were cracking safes and setting arson fires and weighing out street drugs and whatnot, that were pretty hilarious...
>>463611is he helping me be a pederast? asking for a friend
